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Anonymous users2024-01-24Waterproofing is done on the floor of your bathroom, and has nothing to do with the sewer. Sewers, if you haven't touched it when you renovated it, it should be the developer's business.
Think about it, when you decorate, you didn't change it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You have to make a basic judgment for yourself: is it a water leak? Is it a drain? Is it a problem with waterproofing construction? Is it a problem with pipeline construction? This is not high-tech, common sense can judge.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It depends on you putting water in the sink; Or put the water on the ground; If the water leaks downstairs after putting it in the sink; Then it can be concluded that it is a problem with the sewer pipe; If the water is lowered to the ground; If the water leaks downstairs just start to leak; Then you can conclude that it is the problem of waterproofing your home'
Let's see if the floor of your house is waterproof? If the roof of the tenant below is leaking, it is a waterproof problem, if the new house has not passed the maintenance period, you can find the property or developer, if you go out of the maintenance to bear the cost.
There is a property to find property mediation, or you can find the property committee to mediate, leaking to the bathroom below is not much loss, the other party is too much to ignore him.
In this case, it makes no sense to simply close the valve in the restroom, and the tap water leading to the restroom should be turned off outside the restroom, and the water heater should be emptied at the same time. >>>More
Sewer riser or underfloor water pipe?
If you don't want to smash it, you can cut off the pipe upstream, and replace it with an open pipe, which is equivalent to scrapping the pipe. >>>More
Glass glue or silicone sealant can be used, I haven't asked for a while. >>>More